Small businesses may not be ready for the level of scrutiny headed their way under proposed reporting rules and the contracting accountability Web site.
A proposed new rule that would require contractors to reveal information about their subcontractors on some contracts is causing some companies to fear that their competitors will learn trade secrets.
Despite some improvements, the State Department still falls short in its information security efforts, a new report from Inspector General Howard J. Krongard said.
Government contractors are familiar with the federal False Claims Act. Many contractors are probably unaware, however, that some states also have their own false-claims acts, a number that is growing.
Congress appears poised to revisit the question of whether the government has adequate standards to ensure it only does business with responsible parties.
The General Services Administration has completed negotiations with the two labor unions that represent its employees, and can now fully launch the long-planned Federal Acquisition Service.
The next-generation security system for U.S. airports may include continuous tracking of passengers and baggage, according to a new notice posted by TSA.
The IRS has effectively developed and implemented several aspects of an outsourced tax-collection program that is projected to result in an additional $1.4 billion in taxes by 2015, according to a new audit.
